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PAGE EIGHT T H E WATCHMAN THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1938 NA Z I S GUILTY (Continued from page i) inrtiov Lindsay Uonry the w IM ioshph liave arlmifti'd to thoir ln.'llcf in th«> in'lnclplf.'f* of Hitlprlnm. William J. Kai’le ropi'OHPntod the dofciKlantfi in the trial. Krnfst Alnollor, who admitted he is president of the league, was snh- jeatcd to a strerwious examination in his testimony he declaring' there Avns a strict rule that there must be more American flaRS flown at the camp than the German Nazi em- l)lems. Only when German officials visited the camp was there an etiual number of Nazi flags dis played. Defense Attorney Karle made a motion to dissmiss the charges at the conclusion of the hearing but the motion was denied. After an ndjournment taken last Thursday, the trial was resumed on Monday. Fritz Kuhn, recognized as Hitler’s repreaentiitlve In the United Slates, •was in the court room during the trial but was not called to tetsify. After 13 defense witnesses had testified Defense Attorneys rested their case. The case was given to the jury Tuesday and after a de liberation of 15 minutes they re ported their verdict to the Court. C Y C L I S T D I E S (Continued from Page 1) school and did not see the car ap proaching. The machine he was riding was a 1932 Harley-Davidson which he purchased this spring from Joseph Adams, the movie operator at Mat tituck. The cycle is a total wreck and Jackson claims damages for ?500 on his car. Funeral services were held this (Thursday) morning at St. Isidore’s Church, and burial w’as in the St. John’s cemetery, Riverhead. An in quest was also held this morning at the D. A.’s office by Coroner M. B. Lewis of Sag Harbor. The influx of visitors at Orient State Park is the greatest since the park was opened. Hundreds of cars visit this delightful beach resort every week-end. TUTORING C O L L E G E GRAD UATE MEDICAL S T U D E N T Tutoring in Latin, German, Mathematics, Biology, Chem istry, Physics, English, and American History Also Instructions on Clarinet or Saxaphone • Jazz or Symphony Will do any work by Hour or Day INQUIRE MATTITUCK W ATCHM AN JUSTICE DUNNE DECIDES BISHOP OUSTER ILLEGAL (Continued from Page 1) of the highway department have been lield uf> by CVjunty Treasurer John (r. Peck and (’ounty Auditor Sherburne P. Sweetlund. The checks were due .luly 1. It is also under stood that the payment for rights of way ac(inlred by the county are also being hold up pending the final decision in the action. This Is the second reverse suf fered by the Board of Supervisors during the past week. Miss Slbylia O. Young, the ousted (’liild Welfare offhlal. won a decided victory in her action for reinstatement and vindication for her dismis.sal from offio<‘. In view of the setbacks adminis tered the Board of Supervisors, it dof's se<'m that their action was n bit hasty, and the taxpayers are called upon to pay the bills. C U S T E R TRIP (Continued from page 1) H. Sayre, L. Jj. Heckman, Taylor P.etliel. Archie \V. Symmers, Arthur Vail, I-'. H. Robinson, Jr., R. \V. Evers. H. V. Andreasen, P. H. Adams, R. Caistlnslm, T. A. Stacy, i\. K. Booth, W. E. Young, A. G. Dart. T. Currie Bell, R. L. Davison, AV. H. Howell, Alvin H. Johnson, Alva B. (lOldsmlth, K. W. Opperma, Charles Van Duzer and H. T. Rich mond. TWO SOUTHOLD STORES ENTeREO (Continued from page 1) troopers are investigating the rob beries, but as yet no clues have been uncovered which might lead to the apprehension of the crim inals. Some women are so economical they will use ^25 dandles on their 3,’ith anniversary birthday cake. S ULTRY NIGHTS when you want to cool off in romantic or homey or exotic atmosphere . . . when out-of town guests must be entertained . . . when there’s someone special you want to give a wonderful time . . . select from these night spots and be sure of an enjoyable time! Keep this list in your desk, so you don’t have to start “guessing” where to go that’s really smart! SERVED FROM OUR FAMOUS AQUARIUM TANK DELICIOUS SHORE DINNERS SIZZLING STEAK PLATTERS DANCING NIGHTLY to HAWAIIAN M USIC THE 7 SEAS MILL CR E E K , SO U T H O L D , L. \. ALWAYS A GOOD TIME AT GRIFFIN^S RESTAURANT S O U T H JA M E S P O R T , L. I. - Music Nightly - Beer - Liquor - Wines “WHERE OLD FRIENDS MEET” DINE^ SW I N G A N D SW A Y T H E W I L K I N S WAY EAT, DRINK and BE MERRY BRING YO UR F R I E N D S a n d H a v e a W o n d e r f u l T i m e a t QUOGUE INN JESSU P AVE. QUOGUE, L. I, CHOICEST WINES and LIQUORS WILLIE W I L K I N S ORCHESTRA VISIT THE AIR CO ND I T I O NED MATINEES DAILY 2:30 EVENINGS 7:15 & 9:15 FRI..SAT. JULY 15-16 ROBERT TAYLOR in “ T H R E E C O M R A D E S \ SUN. to TUES. JULY 17 to 19 CLAUDE RAINS FAY BAINTER JACKIE COOPER in “WHITE BANNERS” WED.-THURS. JULY 20-21 ROBERT MONTGOMERY VIRGINIA BRUCE in “THE FIRST 100 YEARS” FRI.-SAT. JULY 22-23 LAU REL & HARDY IN “ SWISS MISS” --------- ^ ------ ALSO --------------- WAYNE MORRIS PRICILLA LANE HUGH HERBERT in “ M E N ARE S U C H F 0 0 L 6 ” X ' I X X. X X X X l-And y X A A X AT YOUNG’S TAVERN S o u t h J a m e s p o r t , L. I. M USIC DANCING FRED FURY EVERY WED. and SAT. NIGHT His COMMANDERS X X i A I Amateur Contest Every Wed. Nighty X LARGEST DANCE FLOOR IN TOWN | CHOICE W I N E S - B E E R - LIQUORS | JOHN DUCK’S Eastport Hotel FAMOUS DUCK a n d CHICKEN DINNERS Hall for Conventioi^s and Banquets MUSIC NIGHTLY G. M. FIEDLER,* Prop. CANOE PLACE INN DANCING EVERY NIGHT M u s i c by RAY O ’HARA an d HIS O R C H E S T R A Dancing Exhibition by MISS GERTRUDE KIRWAN and MR. GREGORY STEVENS Under Management of Arthur Murray Studios D I N N E R S F r o m $ 1 . 7 5 No Cover or Minimum Charge Weekdays or Sundays S A T U R D A Y M i n i m u m $ 3 per p e r s o n Music and Songs by Dick Schwarz at Cocktails and during evening HUNGRY? THIRSTY? LIKE MUSIC? S T O P A T T H E Apple Tree ■ ■ ■ M ATTITUCK THE COCKTAIL LOUNGE IN TH E HENRY PERKINS For th e B e s t o f F o o d an d B e v e r a g e s M o d e r a t e P r i c e s A l w a y s Drop In and Enjoy Yourself Oak Grove Casino PAUL CORAZZINl, Prop. Greenport on Peconic Bay DANCE TO Bob Dennift and His Swing Band FEATURING METROPOLITAN TRIO Traveler’s Tavern ROUTE 25 CALVERTON, L. I. Dancing Every Night and Sunday Afternoons MUSIC BY — Mac Lewis and His Famous Players NO MINIMUM • NO COVER CHARGE